What did you do with your Z today V (ON TOPIC DISCUSSION ONLY)

Falconquey

LoL! It's bad enough up here, but you're living a whole different level of Totalitarianism in that state. Stay strong!!!

ZontheRocks

I keep an eye on Central Florida Z Club on FB or the ACE Cafe Orlando events calendar for the Z meets.

DJ and everything so a fun time with good vibes for sure. I’ll update again the next time I see one.

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redondoaveb

I'm just the opposite of a Cali-liberal but I hope you didn't really pour your oil down the storm drain.

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RicerZboyZ

No, i didnt really pour it in the sewer. But i do like upsetting the nazi-liberals here anytime i can.

Rusty

Go pester to chit out of EW on the off topic thread. I'm sure he'll love you long time.

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redondoaveb

Glad to hear that otherwise I was I was going to plug your Tomei with a potato

Carry on with upsetting the nazi-liberals

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SeeThruHead

can you fascists jack eachother off in the other thread...

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redondoaveb

You're more than welcome to start your own soy boy thread

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BettyZ

"I give you #1 tug job flat rate!" - EW

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abm89

I actually dropped it off today. I didn't want to deal with the icy weather last week.

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Boujzee

I have a Z1 lightened flywheel and clutch,BC coils, Z1 headers and test pipes, 3" intakes and wheel spacers going on this year after I get the car out of storage in a few weeks!! Any suggestions of anything else besides wheels/tires and new seats? ** Tune from Moncef at admin happening after installs **

Below are a couple pics of my current 370 after I wrapped it myself this fall!

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Averying

Do you have the basics like oil cooler and CSC fix already? Those are 2 that you should add to your list. You’ll probably need adjustable FUCAs at a minimum after you lower on coilovers. Maybe adjustable rear arms too depending on how much you’re going to lower the car.

How hard was it to wrap the whole car yourself? Looks good

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Zingston

Dude!

A Black Z34

Got some of the fancy Wish sidemarkers so if I don’t like them, I won’t be too mad about $10…they’re actually pretty nice and they’re sequential too!

The chrome door handles stood out like a sore thumb, so I had to get the carbon fiber door handles that are totally worth $200…Z looks better now, but a little ricey…ah well.

Tried to post a video of the sequential but maybe it was too big? Here’s a recent photo with the changes…

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Boujzee

CSC is part of the clutch and flywheel kit I got from Z1, I didn't get an oil cooler, wasn't sure if it was worth it or not. I also am not sure what FUCAs are ? I am planning on lowering it to just about a finger gap and have spacesto bring the stock wheels out. I didn't see videos when looking into these that said they would need adjustable rear arms though.

The wrap took me about 16 hours by myself, it was mostly easy but learning inlays and techniques took the most time